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Book ReviewsFollow the Reader #25 : Stage Fright on a Summer Night (Follow the Reader, 25) |
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Book: Follow the Reader #25 : Stage Fright on a Summer Night (Follow the Reader, 25)
Written by: MARY POPE OSBORNE |
Publisher: Listening Library
Average Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5
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Great Book!
Rating:
5 / 5
Dear all the people who want this book,
I have read almost ALL of the magic Tree House Series!
I'm going to read #32 Winter of the Ice Wizard, and
#29 Christmas at Camolot.
It will be fun. This is a book which is 100% exciting and so cool!!!!!!
Children love reading these books and they are educational
Rating:
5 / 5
My seven year old loves reading these books over and over again. While she is enjoying the books, she is learning about different places and times in history. She's learned about the Amazon, the wild west, hawaii, the civil and revolutionary wars, the middle ages, ocean mammals, and so much more. I highly recommend the whole series.
Stage Fright on a Summer Night
Rating:
5 / 5
Stage Fright on a Summer Night by Mary Pope Osborne is a wonderful book for children. In this Magic Tree House book Jack and Annie travel back in time to Olde England and meet William Shakespeare as they are look for the magic to turn daytime in to night. In the book they the children learn about the city of London, the London Bridge and the theater in William Shakespeare's time.
Mrs. Osborne has a great way of making her readers feel as if they are actually in Olde England with Jack and Annie. She also gives her readers just enough just enough historical facts that the readers are learning without know that they are. They think that they are just having fun reading a good book. I also liked the way Mrs. Osborne included quotes from Shakespeare's plays and then at the end of the book told in what plays the reader could find these. A long with the quotes Mrs. Osborne also included a list of words that Shakespeare had invented and that we still use today. I think that this is a great for young readers to see. With both the quotes and the word list in the back of the book I think this would be a great book for a teacher to use in his/her classroom to introduce both London and William Shakespeare to students.
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